succhi

Succhi is the Italian plural noun derived from succo, meaning juice. It refers to liquids extracted from fruits or vegetables and is used to designate multiple varieties of juice or multiple servings. The term is common in everyday speech as well as in product labeling and menus.

Etymology and forms: Succ o comes from Latin succus, meaning juice or sap. In Italian, the singular is succ o and the plural is succhi, following regular masculine noun inflection. The plural form is used when speaking of more than one type of juice or multiple portions.

Usage: The phrase succo d'arancia means orange juice, while succhi di frutta refers to fruit juices in general. In labeling, phrases like 100% succo indicate pure juice, whereas beverages may be described as containing succo di specific fruits or as a mix of succchi. The term also appears in culinary contexts to describe the natural liquid released by fruit or vegetables during preparation or cooking.

See also: Succo; Bevanda; Nettare; Frutta e verdura.